Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-29
For the IsrRtiiGrs,na.

FOR tho isrwtLiarS,ra.
Mad stuffed the uote down a register and
nmusej hi,nself nv ssupteriuv along the pas
ssyos a,, .xp,orinv tina hack stairs. until
distant i,o,s,a,s msae him wonder N n
yon,a NO, ~. ra,b., N, ,,,aasapt tor tho iapi.
tor IN f,d him. r,,,eassut for the isnitor,
M, for SeJ for ibe Penusylyapia lad
thouvb, bIs conduc, iusti1sd by circum.
.,a,ro. and to,, ,,aio,.,t that an Americau
citizen. IN embryo. should have been no
yr,eyousIv ip-ul,ed. To avoid the necessity
of giving The ,,nitor the UNPLEASANT duty OF
arres,ing MIN, no encamped on a deserted
sts,ruav and snccu,ated about Frenchmen
and o,har nr,,a, aniuais un,ii the drum
Zoo, ,o, ,,,,,ar ,.ha, h. in,ne nj the class m
a. No. ~ 80 -, a., a.. go, a..
h'af'h"u rom ''' -'S, y" WV
tonishinent OF his conraies
Dinner was plain and substantiai, put wei
cooked, and had to be consumed within
thirty minutes from the first tap OF the drum.
.r,,. 80. ,,,inxa, by .av.rai bours NJ recits
'' WI" , 80 - 80. ,,,.,,,,..o, :, r...
u"h' Ah" the So"u", "a' '''''.'eu NJ Nv.
O'CLOCK Al ieast NJ that hout SIX huhofeu Oh
the students dispersed through the 'front.'
gate these wore the half boarders, the other
nine hundred were boarders, but some of
them passed the night In barracks In the
suburbs, and came and went In large buses
So ended one day at tho liycee Imperial
Bonaparte, now the Lycee de la Republique.
A. the boys went home through the crowded
b biulevsrds they passed. body OF herce-
IN Dustached policemen with their swords
drawn. Some citizens had been singing the
uNarseliaisau
Naa .,d Ra, so,, TRAD of tha rou,ine of
A., ts, -, -, a, A.. -, ,...,,.,.a
tho ''"'" '' ~, 80 ~ ~ " ~ -.
Things III ftehch me that PooPio >" gay
aud fond OF pleasure should No arrange their
schools that the boys have less freedom and
9th cixylIi
,,.,Io, ,rhasa 1 ,nr II,tla toll,us ware han,
:, -. -, ,.,,,i.,,, 20 ALL vii, a
WIN "o''i "AS"su' -,
iflhlhR inteTm'-slon ior Ptay, anu hs i''se hs
possible for meals. They were also required
TO study In the evening the lessons for the
next day yet the greatest care WAS taken
that they should not vet their feet or be in a
dIauRhL and their food WAS carefully se.
lected and well served. The result was an
army Of delicate lads, who could have been
leaien in any athletic trial by half their num-
her Of Germans, English or Americans, but
who were uuick witted, quick ITEM pered and
hIgh.spiriied. They wero always cons sideratc
and careful not to hurt each other In their
lanes, aud in all the winter the boys were
among them they did not sec or hear OF a
tight
urAu,Ttr rAIySr
,,. H.. ,,,,r ,.,,,,s ,,,,,1 . ,r,,,J ,,,,bar.,
a, . cor,er nf ths nlavyrnund. listeniny tn a
,,ory small hnv who Was diving A vraphic and
a,ams,i,, desrrip,ion of the execution of a
nurder.r ON the puilIotiue. which had
taken placo tho d,y befora. The boy had
coma "a I'M his iatbor who had a ticket of adj. |
mission TO the spectacle lie described the |
whole scene, from the farewell Of the |
doomed msn To the fall of the heavy knife,
with so much trsgIc power that In America
lie would have been declared born actor.
Yet almost any boy in the crowd could have |
done ~ well, and boy near them repeated |
the story, with pale face and a look Of hor.
ror as he told Of the thud, the jet OF blood, |
and the solemn words from the officer In /
black I.erO est mort sur pechAtaud ~
Iern has died on the scAflold) But they /
had Kind hearts in spite OF their love OF /
tragedy, and this same small boy WAS /
watched and cared tor by his classmates
because no WAS weak and sickly. Some al |
ways PLAYED games that he could Join in.
The French care nothing for what does not /
concern France, and even teachers seemed TO /
take pride in their ignorance of other coun- /
tries The boys had heard An Englishmsn
declare that "no English general had ever
surrendered" but n FrenChman had nior- /
nation to the effect that the English army In /
Amerca WAS captured by Lafayette, thereby |
enabling two patriots named Franklin and /
Washington to found republic which now
consisted of thirteen PROVINCES already well
settled!
,v,nrc,x vtsrvIrF
-. - .,.,
inc 'lfst low uays VI 'ho s'""s Nih''.
in the great french schooi were Iull Oh ad-
ventures, and until they had learned the Pc
cuIiar ways of tho country they had poor
oDi,io,s ~ ,ho Eranrh
,r,,o ,a,,,,ar ,a,,la,,,,,, ,,h,, Ian, o,Jar &,
'"o u"fi ','-.''' ,','1.If, .',.s.,a,
the sluuS hau eNruehNy u'NunN Noiou row. ms, i'sau,eI 10,
IN the American eye MI" WAS PrePareo 'oi
WAT -, - IL ,.,
ne ma" hothine uo 90 ou' HIt On his p,a-
iorm anu mh.en sle u,s ,oH'i' ' ,'i, h VI s,W
heh,s, anu that ns ~ s"ou uoa, uu' Sh no uia ~
wen Nn,le Iesuins ',,e r seIIa SO m"r.m a
tne nus Pio'"'noh' ''0'' ''''' "'"'
PePteptIs ,,o,,. ,,,,,, s.o,,., 10 ,.,. so,a M
inis y"uns ia 80, .,'ori., ;, haS no,
M lIoii , th"t 'no wv las, - hs'',,,, aT.on
IeP' - ~ ~ ~ r., p y, Ir,.,,,s, an n,ar,oan
~ u'a. ~ ia Wv "a siata sirao,.a hi,, 10 20
I'm. M v, i :" as ' ", H., 80, -, "a d.,ai.S an
Puit 'k ~, W '''aa '.s,h 80, 80 1a a. ,ha aonr
o.' @ , ~ W sTrta ,ina Nj ..s rsaIIu
anu , io'",n ~, LIS a. ~ ,sa,.ina ,a "a 80
ara ,,o 80, ~, "a ,har,u or nas,h - and tho
zen Yen .he nlot.", @ n, vi ,'aa a.,i to
rnhhch poy ai ut a,p"iu l. n"a ''''' '"'f'"s
tnT VI nouut''oa WI ni'.i, an, ,.,,a,
inouhn.s VI 81 touoV ,,t, W ',nI,,,on n 80. o.,
ON lno oaai 81 y, ', 1u ,.t'' y,
arIas",i,oii, po',to m >,, 60, nn,t,a " ",
otuers 10 qui rIanoe ] nn si't. ~ ,tt no'.t a.,
these Inaue MN uespera'e, anu no tnousn' VI
keePlhB .ne nous !" nis S,a ~, ", h ,no pto
w. tnis"' M" ''' ~ Nv ' "'o' '" ~ WV